If a witness is not certain of a suspect's identity at the initial confrontation,but is certain of the identity after a suggestive identification procedure,the court will likely:

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The fact that the witness was uncertain during the initial confrontation suggests that their memory may not have been accurate. A suggestive identification procedure can lead to false memories and therefore, the identification cannot be considered reliable.

If a Witness Is Not Certain of a Suspect's Identity